The I Am Trenton Community Foundation has launched its 2025 Grant Round. The foundation is accepting applications in English and Spanish until Friday, August 15. The 2025 Citywide grant cycle will support ideas that address celebrating diversity, ensuring equity of opportunity, and role modeling inclusion. These categories will be interpreted broadly; applicants should pick the […]
Mercer County and the Mercer County Cultural and Heritage Commission (MCC&HC) are now accepting applications for Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26)’s Local Arts Programs (LAP) Grant Program and History Re-Grant Program. Through Friday, August 29, Mercer County cultural, art, and history-based nonprofit organizations have the opportunity to apply for funding through these grant programs administered by […]
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH), and New Jersey Department of Agriculture (NJDA) are reminding the public of the importance of controlling mosquito populations and risk for disease from bites by eliminating standing water that can become breeding grounds for the insect. Frequent and recent wet weather […]
Audition ActorsNET of Bucks County is holding auditions for its first production of Season 29, “Evelyn in Purgatory” by Topher Payne. The poignant and funny drama that chronicles a group of public school teachers who have all landed themselves in the disciplinary limbo that is the “rubber room,” a reassignment center housed in an empty […]
The following stories were originally published in the July 16, 2025, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Terhune Celebrates 50 Years on the Family Farm Between the Lines Opportunities: Auditions & More Preview of the Arts Stories Connection and Collaboration at Artworks Trenton‘Because You’re Mine’ Brings Country Music Love Stories to LifeWWA Exhibit Keeps […]
A Gathering Rooted in Season & Story — ‘Take your Seat at Our Farm Table.” At The Inn at Fernbrook Farms, every gathering begins with the land — from the soil in our fields to the food on your plate. For more than 125 years, the Kuser family has tended this preserved farmland in Chesterfield, […]
An Epic Destination for Local Food, Just Up the Road! The organizers of the West Windsor Community Farmers Market have done it again this season! What began in 2004 as an entirely community-member led initiative to support New Jersey farmers with eight farmers and a baker has grown to host nineteen local farms from New […]
An American restaurant with European flair Welcome to Raza’s at Hamilton, an American restaurant with a European flair conveniently located on Route 130 in Hamilton. Visit us today and be surrounded by our welcoming rustic and industrial space that is perfect for a night out or your next private event. Our talented chef and focus […]
This summer Philadelphia’s Barnes Foundation is offering visitors a unique glimpse into its French paintings. Taking advantage of the need to move artwork from 12 galleries during a floor refinishing project, the Foundation has created a new exhibition that does not follow the strictures established by Dr. Barnes in his will creating the museum. Under […]
DISCLAIMER: Professional pride, nor prejudice, has nothing to do with the assessment that the most interesting and best-acted character in the Princeton Summer Theater production of Ken Ludwig’s “The Game’s Afoot” is the theater critic. Yes, the theater critic, who is invited, for reasons it would be naughty to disclose, by actor-playwright William Gillette to […]